Sabres beat Canadiens 4-2
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With 44 seconds remaining, empty-net sniper Peyton Krebs buried another long attempt to silence the Canadiens crowd for good. These days, nobody’s more dangerous with an open cage than Krebs, who’s finished the job in back-to-back games and four times this season.
The Montreal Canadiens hosted the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday night, hoping to extend their winning streak to three games while […]
The Buffalo Sabres' winning streak has ended, highlighting a struggling power play that has scored only three goals in their last 27 opportunities. The return of Jason Zucker is expected to help, but the team needs significant restructuring,
Forward Jason Zucker had recovered from his upper- and lower-body injuries and was ready to play. At the same time, the entire lineup was clicking – as it needed to, to go nearly a month without losing – and coach Lindy Ruff was hesistant to remove anyone from the equation.
In a four-point divisional game, the Sabres withstood a Canadiens push to get within two points of third place in the Atlantic Division.
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Sabres hold off Canadiens' comeback bid, continue scorching run
MONTREAL — The Buffalo Sabres foiled the Montreal Canadiens' comeback bid, defeating the hosts 4-2 Thursday night at Bell Centre.
The Buffalo Sabres return home to take on the struggling Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday and will get a valuable veteran back in the lineup, as winger Jason Zucker took part in practice on Monday and skated on the left side with Josh Norris and Alex Tuch. Zucker has been out since December 8th, the game prior to the club’s 10-game winning streak.
After seeing their 10-game winning streak come to a close a few days ago, the Buffalo Sabres will get a boost to their forward core. In an injury update released by the team earlier this afternoon, the Sabres announced that Jason Zucker will return to the ...
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Parker: Sabres 'last 5': Keep on rollin', baby
Over the course of the 2025-26 season, WGR will look back after every five Buffalo Sabres games, inspired by head coach Lindy Ruff’s philosophy of gaining six points out of a possible 10 in every five-game stretch.
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3 takeaways from the Sabres 4-2 win over the Canadiens
Though the Sabres have not been 10-wins-in-a-row hot, they’ve been very good since the beginning of December. Since Dec. 9, the Sabres are 16-3-1, most recently having beaten the Nashville Predators on the road 5-3.